yes. when you re in a state where trump s got 46% margin, you have a certain level of if you are up for reelection presumption. i think tonight, things will change but my sense is, that you are going to have either saturday or s monday, a vote, a yes vote, and he will be confirmed. sean: i hope you are right. 34 days from now i know you back in 94. the day before the election, i saw you, and the day of the election i saw you. this is the night you became speaker of thehe house. a foundation of renewing america s civilization, culminating in a contract with america, culminating in republicans coming to power for the first time in 40 years. confident that we are going to win. a pretty bold prediction considering the republicans hadn t won in 40 years but you are s right. you have a degree of optimism about the election and 34 days. maybe it s because i m irish,
house men and the senatorial and you can see a sweep building that would be breathtaking, and i think on the senate side, we will gain seats. sean: you are the historian. it s only happened three times in 100 years. the party when s the white house and doesn t lose seats in the first midterm. 2002. i don t want to sound silly but all i m saying is a historian as you ve never had donald dray trump. you are in a different world right now. you have someone who who is a t natural campaigner drawing these crowds. sean: don t you think his supporters understand that what they voted for in 2016, that they tried to tear down almost from day one, and destroy him, you think they would know that is all in jeopardy. i think that the liberals assault on kavanaugh has aroused conservatives and moderates, decent people, people who believe in the rule of law,
said, and everyone she used as an alibi is someone who has contradicted her. sean: cory says if there is enough allegations, that s enough to end this. if that is the standard, it s done. where does is my term guy 1:30 four days, 20 seconds, each? will start with tammy. i think we ll be fine. b the american people, this is a wake-up call. it is about getting out. you are right, sean. there can be no room for anybody who cares about president trump s agenda, no matter what your party, we know he has a part of independence and some democrats. if you want the future to be one that you can trust for your sons and daughters, you ve got to vote and you ve got to vote for the people who support the president. here is what my concern is. everybody s got to get out there to vote, whether you think a victim, accuser, that s not it. it st about the system and constitution. mymy concern is they get out the vote and new people who have
ford s attorney debra katz as you see on the screen, she is a far left, huge, big-time democratic donor.ti she was the one that was recommended by dianne feinstein he wouldn t tell the republicans about the whole issue for weeks and weeks, two weeks after, and once vowed to resist donald trump. we ve showed you that tape on abc. she s not been cooperative with a committee from the very beginning, stalling whenever and however possible. according to professor ford s sworn testimony, her attorneys never released numerous and persistent attempts from senator grassley and republicans to arrange an interview with senate judiciary investigators. debra katz is not to be trusted. her motivations, again, recommended i buy dianne feinstein, have long been political, including multiple instances when she defended bill clinton and al franken. she even made paula jones act